UFC 119 takes place at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis and marks the UFC’s Indiana debut.

As MMAjunkie.com reported earlier today, the Mitrione vs. Beltran heavyweight fight will air on Spike TV as part of a “UFC Prelims” special. Although not officially announced, a middleweight bout between C.B. Dollaway and Joe Doerksen also will be part of the one-hour broadcast.

Hunt (5-6 MMA, 0-0 UFC), a PRIDE veteran, heads to the UFC due to contractual obligations from the UFC’s purchase of the Japanese promotion in 2007. Although he owns a 30-13 kickboxing record, Hunt has lost his past five MMA fights while facing notable heavyweights such as Fedor Emelianenko, Josh Barnett and Alistair Overeem. McCorkle (7-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) adds some local flavor to the card. The Indianapolis-based fighter has competed primarily at super heavyweight (266 pound or heavier) with four of his seven victories coming by way of first-round stoppage.

Grant (15-4 MMA, 2-2 UFC), meanwhile, looks to rebound from a majority-decision loss to fellow welterweight Johny Hendricks at UFC 113. Prior to the defeat, he sandwiched a pair of UFC wins over Ryo Chonan and Kevin Burns around a decision loss to Dong Hyun Kim. Paulino (17-3 MMA, 0-1 UFC) made his UFC debut earlier this year and snapped a seven-fight win streak with a decision loss to Mike Pierce. The Alaska Fighting Championship veteran recently pulled out of a UFC 116 bout with Daniel Roberts due to injury.

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